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Maryland gets $2 5 million in federal funds for Alzheimer s work

Maryland gets $2 5 million in federal funds for Alzheimer s work
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He didn t need to go to jail : Dementia experts fear more run-ins with police as condition becomes more prevalent

He didn t need to go to jail : Dementia experts fear more run-ins with police as condition becomes more prevalent
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Baltimore and Maryland have highest prevalence of Alzheimer s in the nation

Baltimore and Maryland have highest prevalence of Alzheimer s in the nation
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He didn t need to go to jail : Dementia experts fear more run-ins with police as condition becomes more prevalent

BALTIMORE Samantha Hart hardly recognized her father when she picked him up at the Baltimore County jail. Henry Hart, who days earlier had been joking and dancing at a family gathering, was slumped over in a wheelchair. The 76-year-old had lost weight, his knees and elbows were bruised, and his right hand was purple and swollen. But what concerned Samantha most was that three days after her .

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Baltimore City among areas with highest Alzheimer s prevalence in U S

The rates could be explained by demographics like older average age and higher percentages of Black and Hispanic residents, researchers said.

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